[ SECRET POST #2662 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2662 ⌋

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Notes:

Sorry about the lateness, work's been keeping me late recently.

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Comments

Re: Have you ever liked a movie/tv show better then the book it's based on?

[ryttu3k]

Agreed on Lord of the Rings. I love the hell out of the book version, I'd consider it to be my all-time favourite book, but the movies are amazing and I completely understand if people would rather watch them than read it - they're much easier to get in to, and the pacing is a fair bit better. They're both fantastic for what they are - a fantastic book and a fantastic movie trilogy.

(Shame the Hobbit movies aren't nearly as good, though, although I do like the dwarves actually having personalities in the movies!)

And definitely agreed on MASH. After watching the entire series, I tried reading the book and just... couldn't. Hell, even the later seasons feel very very different to the earliest seasons, and I like the later ones when Alda had a lot more creative control much better. It started out as comedy, okay, sure. By the end, it was one of the best wartime series ever put on TV.